meteorologist, rob mayeda. this color is nice for clothing, but not on the map. >> we've got low to mid-20s now in the north bay. this just before sunrise. coldest time of the morning. 29 in san jose. 28 in morgan hill. look at san francisco and oakland, actually in the mid to upper 30s this morning. really quite chilly. we've got the clear skies from san jose. this is the reason why, parts of alaska this morning are warmer than the bay area. big ridge of high pressure to the west, southerly flow from alaska, that's spilling into the bay area. you'll get sunshine today, but don't expect things to warm up a whole lot. but lunchtime, upper 40s to near 50. that will be pretty much where we top out the day for temperatures. and then again tonight, without the cold air being moved out of the bay area, we'll see another freezing night tonight. y >> colder here than in alaska.

>> right now, 35 degrees in anchorage. thank you, rob. the season continues for the san francisco 49ers. today they and their fans will watch to see who they play next and whether they'll get to do it at home. colin kaepernick led the team to the win over the green bay packers last night. kaepernick rushing for a quarterback play-off record of 181 yards and two touchdowns. he also threw for 263 yards, and two touchdowns. after the game, his teammates really had nothing but nice things to say. >> he's making it happen. with his feet, with his arms. just out there making plays, you know? he's a playmaker. >> i say come out and let him go. he's a true warrior. he came to work. he worked hard in practice. he deserves everything that comes his way. >> the niners will play the winner of today's game between the seattle seahawks and atlanta

falcons. coming up, we'll hear from the man himself, colin kaepernick, and he'll talk to us about the game. plus the bay area player that had a standout game even though he was on the losing end. not all of the niners fans got to see the whole game. san francisco police tell us 92 fans were ejected from the game, 25 others were arrested for public intoxication, 2 arrested for dui after the game and 2 were arrested for auto burglary. police tell us 62 people were treated for minor injuries. moving on now. a string of violence in oakland has the vice mayor calling on the city to declare a state of emergency. vice mayor larry reed made that plead yesterday as police investigated four separate homicides. on friday, four people were killed in what police are describing as retaliatory violence between a number of street gangs. a police spokesperson promised the department will use all available additional resources to find the suspects involved and keep neighborhoods safe.

then yesterday afternoon, another shooting. two men and one woman were shot at the intersection of harmon and seminary avenues around 12:45. they are expected to survive. so far, police have made no arrests in that case. police and crimestoppers are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in any of the cases. new details now regarding a deadly crash in san jose. the chp says a second teenager died after the car he was driving careened off interstate 880 and ran into a ditch. the accident happened around 1:30 yesterday morning near the gish road exit. a 19-year-old passenger was ejected from the car and died at the scene. the 19-year-old driver was taken to the hospital where he later died. the chp said the driver was speeding. officers also think alcohol was a factor in this crash. the cow palace will again be packed this morning as people attend the annual crossroads of

the west gun show. organizers say this year's event breaking attendance records. thousands of people showed up yesterday and thousands more are expected today. the owner of the gun show says this year's turnout is triple the number of people who showed up last year. he says there is widespread expectation among gun owners that gun laws will become more restrictive following the tragedy at the elementary school in newtown, connecticut. >> they, the politicians, are attempting to piggyback on this tragic series of events to further impede the rights of the american people. >> things are just flying off the shelves. people are so concerned that they're not going to be able to buy arms and ammunition to defend themselves or to go hunting with or anything in the future. >> there is a ten-day waiting period to buy a gun in california but there are no such restrictions on ammunition. gun show organizers expect to sell out of ammunition sometime today. vice president joe biden said he will have a list of recommendations on tuesday for

the federal task force looking for ways to curb gun violence. new this morning, b.a.r.t. is warning there will be delays for riders in san francisco today, because of routine construction work to replace a track in bay 2. it was supposed to be done last night but it was delayed to make way for passengers making their way to the 49ers game. work should last until about 4:00 this afternoon. riders could experience delays of up to ten minutes. some riders may have to transfer trains. a benefit concert will be held tonight -- or broadcast tonight for injured giants fan brian stowe. the event features performances by tim flannery and his band. also on the stage, grateful dead bob weir. it was taped last january in napa, but this is the first time you'll get to see it on tv. comcast will broadcast it on the comcast hometown network tonight at 8:00. we still have more ahead for

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this morning, a computer prodigy who helped develop something many of us use every day, his family confirms he committed suicide. aaron schwarz's family said he killed himself on friday. the 26-year-old co-founded redity, rsf collects data from news and blogs in one place. recently schwarz was in trouble with the law. he was supposed to go to trial later this year on charges that he stole millions of scholarly articles and tried to make them freely available to the public. new this morning, a somber anniversary for survivors and

victims of the costa concordia shipwreck. one years ago today it ran aground and capsized. with a gash in the hull, the ship took on water. 32 people died because they were unable to get off that ship in time. a memorial for those lost will be unveiled today. the brother of one of the victims says he is still in mourning. >> and today, you know, i couldn't sleep quite well. imagining the night, the moment that happened. heart beating faster. >> the captain of the ship remains under house arrest. he's accused of causing that shipwreck and leaving that vessel before all of the passengers were evacuated. officials say it will take until september to remove the ship from the place where it crashed. an egyptian court agreed to retry ousted president hosni

mubarak. he was sentenced to life in prison last june for failing to prevent the deaths of protesters in a 2011 uprising. earlier this morning the judge granted mubarak's appeal of that ruling. he also granted the appeal of mubarak's security chief who is serving a life sentence for the same charges. happening now, thousands of people are rallying in the streets of france protesting a plan by the president to legalize gay marriage there. about 300,000 people are expected to march at the eiffel tower today which could be the largest demonstration in a decade. france's president has promised to legalize gay marriage and allow same-sex couples legal protections. about 50% of the french people favor legalizing gay marriage. an update this morning on the condition of george h.w. bush. his family says he may be out of the hospital soon. a family spokesperson said doctors hope to release the 41st president early this week.

bush was admitted to a houston hospital on november 23rd after complications due to bronchitis. it is not happening. the white house says it will not mint any trillion-dollar platinum coins to avoid a fight over the debt ceiling. a legal technicality allowses the treasury to mint coins and assign them any value. some democrats have suggested trillion-dollar coins could be minted, deposited in the federal reserve and used by the treasury department to pay off debt. both the treasury department, though, and the federal reserve say that's not happening. coming up, a new plan could be in place tomorrow to try to ease commute congestion on one bay area bridge. plus -- >> two hours we've given 400 flu shots. >> people demanding flu vaccines. we'll tell you what the supply looks like here in the bay area and where you might be able to get one yourself. looking live outside, san jose, outbreak of freezing

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the flu continues to spread quickly across the united states, and in new york the state is dealing with almost five times as many cases of the flu this year than last year. things are so bad, the governor has declared a public health emergency. california is one of the few states where the flu season is not as bad. hard to say, though, if you have it, right? however, the national outbreak has people scrambling to try to get vaccines. as "today in the bay's" kimberly tere reports, they're trying to make sure there's enough vaccine to go around. >> clearly, there's nothing fun about the flu. but now it's officially an epidemic.

>> most parts of the country will continue to see influenza activity for several more weeks. >> reporter: doctors say the major strain circulating this year is especially nasty, and in some cases, deadly. most at risk, children. there have already been 20 flu related deaths nationwide. >> vaccinating children, there's research that shows it helps the community and prevent the spread to adults. >> reporter: the page family foundation is providing free flu shots for free. >> we wanted, number one, for it to be easy, accessible, and free. >> reporter: while a target spokesperson said their farnl sis have plenty of flu vaccines to go around, that's not the case elsewhere. representatives from kaiser and many pharmacies serving the bay area say a recent spike in demand has caused shortages. most tell us they're moving supplies around and ordering more vaccine to accommodate those who want it. kimberly tere, "today in the bay."

and it is hard to have the flu, especially when it is so cold outside. it can make a miserable weekend. rob mayeda tells us what we can expect. >> you'll probably be surprised just how we stack up to alaska this morning. we've got juneo and anchorage, 7:00 a.m. numbers 34 degrees, santa rosa 24. parts of the bay area colder than alaska this morning. we'll show you why we see this strange pattern coming up. northern california, minus 17 in alturas. look at tahoe valley this morning, minus 13. so quite cold. 20s and 30s inland. that freeze warning up through 8:00. could see some freezing temperatures through 9:00. plan on later on in the morning to see these numbers come up as the sun rises and slowly starts to warm us up. most locations running about five degrees cooler than yesterday at the same time. a morning that got started off yesterday with a lot of frost. we've got the same thing this

morning. clear skies, not much wind out there right now. thank goodness we're not dealing with too much of a windchill factor this morning. for the afternoon, we should see 40s to low 50s for highs. everything will reset tonight heading into tomorrow. more freezing temperatures to start the work week tomorrow morning. right now we've got clear skies. here's the pattern responsible for the relatively more mild air up into alaska. the ridge recentered off to the west. that opened the door to all the cold canadian air to spill into southern california. when you get cold, dense air like this that settles into the bay area, you really need something to scoop it out like a shovel and move it off to the east, but we have nothing of the sort right now. so now that it is here, it's going to linger for a while. probably for the next two to three days before overnight temperatures warm up slightly by wednesday. hour by hour today, nothing but sunshine, but chilly winter sunshine around the bay area that will feel like you're up in the sierra for the afternoon. mostly in the 40s for daytime

highs. near 50 in san jose. for the most part, mid to upper 40s. for the afternoon, 52 in pleasanton after morning temperatures in the upper 20s. upper 40s at best around concord and fairfield for today. 52 degrees in santa rosa. we should double the numbers we're seeing right now. about 24, 25 degrees. 51 in the forecast, closer to san francisco. so unfortunately, it looks like these freezing mornings will stick around certainly through tomorrow morning. tuesday morning as well. we may still see some frosty temperatures. just look how temperatures are really aren't changing much. as high pressure builds back over california, come thursday and friday, that's going to be the window of opportunity where we get some warming, sinking air aloft that should slowly start to warm things up, modify this continental polar air mass over the bay area. you'll probably not notice the change until thursday or friday. unfortunately if you've been

scraping your windshield the last few days, i think you'll keep on doing it until probably tuesday morning. >> i was going to go buy a scraper, because i've been using a rewards card. it was too cold to go buy a scraper. >> that's when it's too cold. >> i'm a wiener. thank you so much, rob. a bay area city is getting tougher on smokers. fremont amended its smoking ordinance and now smokers are banned from lighting up within 25 feet of building entrances and windows. the ordinance also requires landlords to disclose smoking units, areas, and smoking complaint policies. the city has details of all of the new smoking ordinance on its website. commute relief could come for people driving over the dunbarton bridge tomorrow morning. the commute from the fremont side of the bridge to the menlo park side has been especially bad in the morning. the metropolitan transportation commissi commission, the mtc, said it's because of closing toll lane 4

on january 1st. lines stretch as far back as 880. they're now working on solutions this weekend and there are two possibilities. one, the commission finds the money and restaffs that position, or they make it a fastrack only lane. the lane is already set up for that, so it's just a matter of flicking a switch. whatever the choice, it could be in place by tomorrow morning. stay tuned. mike inouye will update you on that. this morning, nearly 40% of trans lines will be adjusted. it makes tweaks every four months. however, more changes are being made this time around than normal. the transit agency stresses only times have changed, not bus routes. find the new bus skes us at the sam trans websites. we're gearing up for the golden globes. we'll take you inside some of

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television and movies will come together tonight for the 70th anniversary golden globes awards. this year's ceremony will have a new look, too. tina fey and amy poehler will take over the hosting duties. they're each nominated for best actress in a tv comedy or musical. but front and center, this sunday night will be the battle for best movie drama. argo, jango and chain, life of pie, and zero dark thirty are all nominated. the historical epic lincoln is seen as the front-runner. >> it's a steven spielberg movie with a daniel day lewis performance that drives it.

>> the golden globes are often seen as a barometer for later success at the academy awards. in recent years no country for old men and king's speech failed to win at the golden globes and later won oscars for best picture. it's here on nbc bay area tonight. coverage begins at 3:00 this afternoon with a first look live at the red carpet. that's a lot of folks' favorite. the award ceremony then begins at 5:00. once all of the awards are handed out the fun then really gets started. the parties after the golden globes will have as much glamour as the stars of the show. >> reporter: this is actually fabric. one party will be at copacabana, another will have a chocolate room. the golden globe host parties are known for elegance and extravagance. this year it will also be environmentally friendly at the nbc universal focus feature

eparty at the top of the beverly hilton. paneling of sustainable wood and bamboo floors. party planner davis says the theme is to bring the outdoors in. >> we're trying to be at the forefront of showing that you can have fancy and wonderful and worthy events that are environmentally forward thinking. and taking into account leaving as little of a footprint as we can. >> reporter: all of the stars of "les miserables" will be here, and the money will be used for teachers to travel around the world and bring back valuable lessons for their students. billy is planning his 15th host party, a multi-level lounge built over the pool. that's next to a 24 by 130-foot wall covered with black sequins draperies. which he said he got his inspiration from the walkways of the copacabana in rio de

janeiro. >> i was looking for wild patterns. that's where i got inspired from it. these will be used anywhere from table legs, ul pol stered walls and furniture. >> reporter: and walls made of go dive a chocolate and 20-foot gold chandelier. three jaw-dropping parties. >> we'll hear from one of the men behind the sale of current tv to al jazeera. why the department of homeland security is telling people to be aware of oracle software.

well, if you have not opened your door to look outside, this is what you're probably going to see in your driveway. it is a very frosty start to

this sunday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez, along with rob mayeda. we'll try to keep you warm with witty repartee. >> it's cold. we've got 20s and 30s all around the bay area, especially in the east bay. livermore and pleasanton, mid-20s right now. 29 in san jose. 34 in oakland. 24 in santa rosa. here's the pattern for why we're stuck with this weather. we've got basically canadian air conditioning dropping in out of the north. jet stream zipping through southern california. the cold has plunged all the way into l.a. and san diego, where they're seeing freezing temperatures in southern california this morning. with dry air, we typically don't have a lot of moisture, so sure enough nothing but sunshine today, just cool winter sunshine. highs for the most of the day. we'll be in the mid to upper 40s. briefly getting close to 50. and then as soon as the sun sets, we're talking more upper 20s and 30s again tonight. so we'll talk more about how long this winter cold snap's going to last in the 7-day

forecast. >> goose bumps will be the accessory of choice. >> unfortunately. bundle up. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, san francisco police are investigating shooting in which a woman in her 80s was injured, along with another person. this happened around 10:00 last night at a home on the intersection of alemany boulevard and silver avenue. a man and the woman were shot but are expected to arrive. there are no arrests and police have not released a suspect description. a scary scene as police opened fire inside a southern california movie theater. san diego police responded to reports of a man with a gun chasing his girlfriend across a shopping mall parking lot yesterday afternoon. they found the man inside a theater, where a couple dozen people were watching les miz rib -- less miss ribls. the man is in the hospital with

critical injuries. no one else was injured in the shooting. san jose police have arrested the final suspect in the beating death of a 14-year-old boy. 31-year-old joe chavaro and seven other people attacked people in roosevelt park last april. cal train is kicking off a new campaign aimed at lowering the number of deadly accidents. the see something say something campaign will have a safety message each month. this month's message, we can all count on a safe ride if we look out for each other. 12 people died on cal train tracks last year, which is consistent with years past. the bay area's current tv was sold to al jazeera last week, now we're hearing exclusively from one of the men involved in the sale. joel hyatt is the co-founder and chief executive officer of current tv. his first interview since the

sale was with our own raj mathai. he talked about the thought process that went into the sale. >> we studied very hard what al jazeera was doing around the world to make sure we would be comfortable with it. al jazeera's carried on israel's satellite system. if the israeli public's comfortable what could be learned from al jazeera, i think the american public will find they will be as well. >> the interview with hyatt airs tonight during our 11:00 newscast. we'll hear also why hyatt was so comfortable selling to a network viewed badly by the general american public. oracle said they're working on a fix for the flaw in the java software that caused homeland security to issue a warning. it told people to temporarily disable the software to avoid potential hacking attacks. security experts say they have found a flaw in the coding that allows them to infiltrate a computer system. oracle said the glitch is only

in the jgk 7 system in the software. they have software programs run on any computer's operating system. we now know how much meg whitman is getting paid to guide a struggling hewlett-packard. according to company filings, hp paid her $15.4 million. only $1 of that is salary. $2 million is bonuses and perks. the rest is stock awards and stock options. in her first year with hp, whitman received $16.5 million. almost all of that is stock options. the median pay of a ceo of a public major company in 2011 was $9.6 million, according to the executive pay research firm. a well-known south bay hotel will soon be changing its iconic name. the san jose "mercury news" reports that the st. clair hotel will soon become the westin san jose. it was sold in 2011.

it has a deep history in san jose opening in 1926 as the saint claire. it will officially become the westin san jose in july. coming up, we will show you the san jose native that shined during last night's play-off game. and plus why the 49ers' big win is a big win for san francisco school kids. the sharks return to the ice this morning. we'll tell you when their first game at hp pavilion will be.

looking live at alcatraz and coit tower, a bright blue start to the day, but very, very cold out there. hopefully you brought the pets inside and covered up your plants. another round of nfl play-off games starts in just a couple of hours. at 10:00 this morning, the seahawks play the falcons in atlanta. the winner moves on to play the niners in the nfc championship next week. then, at 1:30, it is the houston

texans visiting the new england patriots. the winner will play the baltimore ravens in the afc championship game. the niners and their fans will certainly be watching this morning's seahawks/falcons game. no matter who wins, they have to be happy with their chances next week. that is becausen his first play-off game ever, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick set an nfl record, ran for 181 yards, and two touchdowns, besting michael vick's old record of 173 yards. after the game, the 49ers praised kaepernick, calling him a hard worker and a playmaker. kaepernick said he's just grateful for all the support. >> anytime your teammates have confidence in you, and they feel good about what you're doing, it makes you feel like you're doing the right thing. >> meantime, 49ers defensive lineman justin smith will have x-rays today to make sure he did not damage his arm. he played for the first time last night after being sidelined for three weeks with a partially

torn triceps tendon. the niners' big win is great news for san francisco school kids as well, because as per tradition, mayor ed lee made a friendly wager with green bay's mayor. green bay will have to sponsor free tours for san francisco kids at the moratorium science museum when it opens in april at its new home on pier 15. mayor lee will also get a package filled can green bay delicacies, including, of course, some cheese. even if the packers lost, one bay area native had a very good game. wide receiver james jones accounted for 87 yards of the offense last night and scored one touchdown. he is, of course, the san jose native. jones graduated from gunderson high school and went on to play for santa fe state. after a very long lockout, the sharks are getting ready to return to the ice today. now that players have approved a new contract with the league, practice can officially start. here's how things will play out.

the sharks will play a 48-game season starting january 20th in calgary. the first home game will be january 24th against phoenix. the nhl season ends on april 27th, and the sharks will be in los angeles that day. the play-offs begin april 30th, with the stanley cup final happening at the end of june. support for democrats surged during last election, leaving many people in the republican party wondering what went wrong and what to do next. coming up, our political analyst larry gerston looks at what happened and what republicans need to do to gain public support. a lot to do today in the bay. you're probably thinking, coffee. but on the morning crew, you're always thinking coffee. today you can get your bean on in the most discriminating way at the single origin coffee tasting. from 11:30 this morning to 1:00

p.m., sample beans from the best roasters. good quality java. expertly roasted. and brewed. or you could make instant like me. i like it. black and quick. i'm a coffee pro. the next bit, though, is for the beginners at the don edwards national wildlife refuge and education center. just go to the website down here below and scope out the info to make your reservations. there's a short class, a short walk, and a look at the migratory birds leaving you chirping about the newfound skills all week long. and time for me to parrot something you've heard me say before, get out and enjoy the bay.

california democrats now dominate the golden state's political offices, and nationally democrats are

savoring the reelection of barack obama as well as an increased majority in the u.s. senate and modest gains in the house which remains under republican control. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston gives us perspective. >> much of this change has to do with demography. the essence of the population, for some time democrats have excelled with african-americans. but in recent years, latinos, now the largest minority in california, and nationwide, have gone with the democrats. as well as asian-americans, they've gone with the democrats. take a look at the national ethnic vote in 2012. take a look at these numbers. they're overwhelming in terms of the percentages of african-americans, asian-americans, and latinos. add a ten-point advantage among women, 3-2 margin among young voters and 3-2 advantage among gays and there's not much left. >> out here in california, we

are more. >> good and bad, by the way. the votes were even stronger in california. not surprisingly. minorities have an even larger presence than they do in the nation. latinos account for 37% of the state versus 16% nationwide. asian americans 11% of the state versus 5% nationwide. they're participating more. ethnic voters comprised 27% of the vote in 1994. they were 40% of the vote in 2012. and almost all of them going in that one direction. >> is the reason why democrats tend to do well with, you know, ethnic minorities and social minorities? it's because they support the same causes often? >> bingo, you're absolutely right. it has to do with democrat issues, education, health care, equality, the social safety net. improved wages. and of course, immigration. they resonate with ethnic minorities. so naturally, they're going to

flock disproportionately to the democrats. now, in california, these groups were largely responsible for the huge democratic majorities in the legislature. here we're beginning to connect the dots. >> what do republicans have to do? because i think there are a lot of republicans that resonate with minority groups. it's just not packaged the right way. >> they're anything but doomed. they don't have to be. the republicans are in the middle of a huge battle for, let's call it the party soul. tea party republicans on the one hand, main street republicans are much more willing to compromise on issues like immigration, and proposals of the violence against women act. they need to get their house in order. they've got to go through this soul-searching time. once they do, they need to find issues that will resonate with more. maybe charter schools, maybe pregnancy prevention, maybe

temporary work programs for illegal immigrants. but until republicans find those messages, to reach across the ethnic aisle, democrats are going to be the party to beat. so they've got some work to do. >> perhaps they stop letting the far right dictate the agenda for the whole party. >> it's that soul-searching time. >> thank you very much, larry. nice to see you. happy new year. >> same to you. >> we haven't been together since last year. and we'll talk to you from washington. >> going back for the inauguration. it should be fun, and cold. >> thank you very much, larry. all new "meet the press" is coming up in about ten minutes. david gregory has a look at what's in store. >> good morning. on "meet the press" this morning, a discussion with general colin powell. his thoughts on president obama's nomination of chuck hagel for defense secretary and whether his past comments on israel, iran and gays could derail his nomination. plus we'll get his take on foreign policy hot spots and what challenges face the president in the upcoming second

term. our political roundtable talk about the fights in washington as well. corey booker joins that discussion. i'll ask him about a potential bid for the u.s. senate. all coming up this morning on "meet the press." and now for a look at the upcoming week, here's nbc. >> already it is the middle of january. college kids heading back to classes. hockey players are gearing up to start an abbreviated nhl season. congress returns from yet another recess. and earnings season gets into high gear on wall street. it will be a big week for bank earnings. following wells fargo's record $5 billion profit reported last friday. thanks to issuing more mortgage loans. this week we will get more profit reports from jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and morgan stanley. and updates for home construction in december. it dipped a bit lower in the month prior, as well as home builder sentiment in january

which is expected to climb on increasing sales. we already heard from a lot of stores this past holiday season some doing better than others. this week the commerce department releases its definitive take on retail sales for december. we'll see whether inflation is in check with two readings on prices this week. one on the cost of goods for producers, one on what consumers pay at the cash register. facebook has a big secret invitation to the press to come to, quote, see what we're building, at its silicon valley headquarters. could it be a facebook phone? we'll find out on tuesday. i'm tyler matheson, get all your business news on cnbc. >> you know our business and tech reporter scott budsman will be there as well at facebook. find out what the big thing is. you can also get your business and tech news weekdays on "today in the bay" starting at 4:30 in the morning. the bay area made a brew for the best beer in america four

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welcome back. very chilly sunday morning here. a live view from erin murphy at lafayette this morning. this is good advice, if you have a car parked outside at night, the frost builds up on the windshield, park facing south or the southeast. as the sun rises, there's your natural defroster at work. but many places around the bay area, it will take some time to break out of those freezing temperatures. we're still sitting in the mid-20s out there. 29 in san jose.

34 in oakland. we will start to see a bit of an offshore breeze picking up in the hills as high pressure builds in. especially towards tomorrow in the hilltop areas. northeast winds picking up 10 to 20 miles an hour. the freeze warning continuing at least for the next hour or so. maybe through about 9:00, you'll still see freezing temperatures inland. highs, upper 40s to lower 50s for most places. temperatures will drop tonight like a rock again. upper 20s to mid-30s tomorrow morning. high pressure too far to the west, so the mild air flow is actually moving up to the gulf of alaska. meantime, the canadian air conditioning is dropping all the way into southern california. this is cold, dry air, it's very dense, it doesn't really go anywhere until you get a weather system that can scoop it out, or you can get high pressure to build in and slowly modify the air and warm it up. we'll get that wednesday and thursday. this will center more toward the west coast. but in the meantime, quite cold

and quite dry, quite clear in terms of our skies. you can see here that cold, dry air does not hold a lot of moisture. you don't really see any clouds out there through the day today and tonight without the cloud cover. another chilly night in store. close to 50 in san jose. upper 40s around morgan hill. high temperatures near 50, you'll spend most of the day in the 40s. cold afternoon. winter coat and sunglasses for most of the bay area. upper 40s around concord and low 50s in pleasant and san francisco. santa rosa near 52 degrees. as winds turn slightly offshore, i think some of the warmer temperatures will be out along the coast by, let's say, thursday and friday. may get close to 60 there, where if we sill see fog in the north and east bay valleys, you'll see the numbers more in the upper 40s to low 50s, at least through about wednesday. freezing mornings are going to stick around, certainly through mods morning and likely into tuesday morning as well. finally, second half of the

week, it starts to warm up. upper 50s, maybe close to 60 around the inner bay and coast. and heading into next weekend, in case the seahawks win, and we host the nfc championship game noon next sunday, it looks dry and a little bit warmer. we'll lose the big chill around the bay area. it will take some time for the cool temperatures to move on. >> it's deceiving, though. you look outside and it is bright and sunny. >> but if you touch the window, you'll know. quite cold. >> stay inside. >> thank you, rob. as you get ready for that super bowl party, are we getting ahead of ourselves? you want to pick up a case of what many consider the best beer in america? a product of russian river brewing company, the home brewers association of america has rated the beer the best beer in america four years in a row. the couple that makes the beer says that they are happy people, because they love doing what they do. >> very proud that every day, whatever you get from our brewery, we know in our heart of

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good sunday morning. the president's nominee to lead the defense department, former senator chuck haigle is under intense scrutiny and he as the white house try to push back against critic office his foreign policy views. this morning, someone who supports the hagel nomination, the former secretary of state, general colin powell, here to speak exclusively to us. general powell, good morning, welcome back to the program. >> good morning, david. welcome to be here. >> i want to start on chuck hagel. why do you think he should be confirmed? >> i think there are a number of reasons. first, i think he has had a very, very distinguished public service record that he can stand on. there are a lot of comments about different things he said over the years and i think he will have a chance to respond to all those comments as the confirmation